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Singapore Yachting Festival Set for Bigger Second Edition

Headlined by superyachts up to 56m, this year’s Singapore Yachting Festival features Asia premieres from the likes of Sanlorenzo, Bluegame, Azimut, Wally, Fairline, Leopard, Jeanneau and Saxdor. The post Singapore Yachting Festival Set for Bigger Sec

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May 20 2024
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2024’s Singapore Yachting Festival features Asia’s best the likes of Sanlorenzo, Bluegame, Azimut, Wally, Fairline, Leopard, Jeanneau and Saxdor.Galileo Headlined by superyachts up to 56m, the line-… [+6384 chars]

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